Ontario Information
Ontario
offers a wide selection of bed & breakfasts, inns, cabins, lodges, small
hotels and other cozy accommodations, all of which can be found on
BnBFinder.com. Use the Activities and Attractions search features to find great
lodging near your favorite Ontario
activities, including golfing, galleries, museums, casinos, gaming, shopping,
touring, cruising, ATVing, and so much more.
Being Canada's
second largest province (covering more than 1,000,000 sq kilometers), Ontario is larger than France
and Spain
combined. As of 2008, Ontario had a population
of over 12.9 million people, making Ontario
the most populated province. Ontario has
250,000 lakes and numerous rivers and streams, and four of the five Great Lakes
are found in Ontario (Superior,
Erie, Huron, and Ontario). Ontario
is usually divided up into five regions which are all worth seeing: the Bruce Peninsula,
the City of Owen Sound
and Area, Lake Huron Shoreline, East Grey/Beaver Valley and Saugeen Country. Places
to be sure not to miss are: Moosonee, Iroquois
Falls, Ottawa,
Kingston, Barrie,
Toronto, Niagara on the Lake, Windsor,
Stratford, Tobermory, Manitoulin
Island, Thunder Bay and Kenora.
Something that everyone should really see and visit is the Niagara Falls State Park. The park draws millions of
people every year who want the chance to view the magnificent falls from one of
the numerous outlooks. Take a short stroll to the bottom of Bridal
Veil Falls to feel the mist during the Cave of the Winds tour. Or
maybe you'd rather take a Niagara
Falls tour of a different sort with the Maid of the
Mist boat ride, which takes you to the base of the falls! Nature enthusiasts
also love to tour Niagara Falls'
miles of trails.
Be sure to also visit the World's Tallest Tower
and a Wonder of the Modern World: the CN Tower. Standing 1,815 ft and 5 inches
tall, it is a very important telecommunications hub and a must see for visitors
to Toronto. In
less than a minute you will be elevated to a height of 1,136 feet on the Look
Out level, which offers breathtaking views and horizons. If you go down a level
you'll find the Glass Floor and the Outdoor Observation level where you can experience
the breeze at 1,122 feet above ground. However, id you want to go up and not
down, you can transfer to the Sky Pod elevator from the Look Out level to go
another thirty-three floor straight up.
To see, visit, and experience these attractions and
activities, find the best bed & breakfasts that Ontario has to offer on BnBFinder.com!
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